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Subject: Re: Brathes and pronunthiation

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carolyn

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Date Posted: 07:37:52 08/06/04 Fri
In reply to: Julia 's message, "Re: Braces and pronunciation" on 05:36:38 08/06/04 Fri

I had to give an oral presentation with a new bite plane the other day - I was speaking totally irregularly! How embarassing - I kept explaining to my audience that I had some ortho work done, which is why I was speaking strangely.

Thank goodness this is only temporary - some day i will look back and laugh!

>Yes, I've noticed that when I say "f" sounds it's
>funny, and sometimes it just sounds like I have
>marbles (albeit small ones) in my mouth. I think it
>just takes some getting used to because I remember my
>friends having trouble at first and then you didn't
>even hear a difference.

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